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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-05
A MAN ENDS -FOUR LIVES.
After Numbering Three Relatives He
Hung Himself to q Door.

After Murderlng Three Relatives He
Hung Himself to Door.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov Airs. Mary
Bruner called this morning at TIE residence
of her daug hter Mrs. Charles B. Brown
field, and discovered her son-in-law hanging
by the neck to the door and her daughter,
granddaughter, aged Q. q nd her son, William
F. Bruner all dead. witt their Lhroats cut.
Mr. Bluner boarded with Brow nield On
the bureau in the parlor he following letter,
dated $50 o'clock this morning, and written
by the murderer in AN unusually legible
hand, was found:
To all uhOat Il may concern:
Charles Il. Brownfeld murdered nv dear
wife and baby, and also w. r. Druner, my
brother-in-law. | killed my wife aud baby he
cause was tired Of life aud did no want them
left penniless in the world, aud nc one 10 care
for them My cause fer Icing tired of life is
gambling. Now let my brothers and friends
take waEaing. | killed W r. Bruner because
didn't think he was NJ TO i've, aud now will
make an attenlpt on my lih so good by, my
father, brother and sister AMI friends and rela-
tons All take warning. Good by.
CHARLES B. Bro WINFIELD
Brownfield was % years of age, was a
drummer, and was Away known a. a sober
and industrious young man
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DUVAL'S EXHIBIT.
The County Commissioners to Recon
slider Their Action

The County Commissioners to Recon-
slider Their Action
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 4.-Chairman
II. Y. Robinson, of the Board of County
Commissioners, has called a special meeting
tor Monday morning, to reconsider their
action on the question of an appropriation
to advertise Duval county The business
men and taxpayers all urge the appropria-
ton strongly
Comptroller Barnes has instructed Sheriff
Holland, of this county, TO proceed TO col
lect S74, 1893 and costs, by levy on and sale
of the property of the Jacksonville and At
lantic Railroad Company This tax the
Comptroller says is for 1886, and is overdne,
and must be paid. The Comptroller also
has ordered the Sheriffs in the various
counties to proceed and sell railroads, roll
ing stock, etc, where back and overdue
taxes are unpaid.
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the Governor that ho will make no official
order, but SIMPLY permit the law to take ITS
ALL TO SIGN A PETITION.

course.
ALL TO SIGN A PETITION.
81 expect TO go TO Springfield A',n. =
with petition to the Governor. so ~ a.
cy, signed by every one of the ae o on
demned men, " is what Capt. ~ r. Od "a
cluster of reporters to-day. SSH "a q p9I
ton as | shall carry" continued nt Cap
tain, 'does not mean that the utaI Iono,Nte
their principles, thas the ore down o. thei'
Inarrow-bones begging FOR mercy, o.
that they reg lyd themselves C.
complying W tn the aH IN the matter, al d
calling for Go, Ogltsly 10 perform jud.
cial act.n
The following telegram, showing the ex
act time wlen cleinsucV Will be tormall,
asked OF the Governor, was sent forward
tonight:
CHICAGO. NOV T. 1851
To James p, quinn, JObn SrinfOu, Robert g.
h9erS0H 0pd others Ncfr Iorb.
The formal application TO the Gov r1or for
clealency sor the Anarchists viii DE made cl
Wednesday Nov. .. The Chicago de.ccHtions
leave here Tuesday night All the dec.gt '~
should be in Springfield III not later y, IN We'd
neSday morning. GEORGE 4. SCht ING.
Three of the condemned Anarch So, have
signed petition a. tlr G1vernfr asking
executive Glen ency. Four Of then III re
fuse to do So. The friends of the a for
pleaded viii them aii da.- tN-uay, rut the
names of ErgeI, LlAE, Fischer an Par
sons were not secure when gho fila meet
ing for the day broke up at o o'clock
LAHoR sYlirATHIzEs.
New YORK, Nov. The Progressive
Labor party mass r.eetng i'm Ger mania
Hall tonight aSulted N boom Of ~ mpa
thy for the cor }cmned Anarchists, 'ditor
ScbevitCh. of 0e Le,'ier. made a violent
ct7oacl, WILL .ol1 ,h.,, f,.,
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Pocler News.

PooLER, Ga, Nov 4.--Since our last
mention Of Pooler the place has been
rapidly improving. An elegant school
house has been built and is IN full working
order, with sixty scholars Miss Ivic Pat
tersen, OF Savannah, is assistant teacher.
Ceilings avenue has been on boosn for
the past month Five wo-story houses
have been built l. ID. La Roche contem-
plates building a fine house on Ceilings
avenue. ID. jackson is adding quite large
store TO his house.
Pooler is away ahead Of Savannah in one
point--it has only one 'time,n which is
standard
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INIU RED AT A FIRE
eVeral People Caught Beneath Failing
Walls Nashville.

NASHVILLE, TENt, Nov About 4
o''cr'l this morning the building oc u14rd
ol College street 10y Wcakb' & Warren as
"a furniture store " Is discovered on fire.
Owing 10 the infaf auble character of the
material, the flames pread rapidly through
the building and 'o ,anmi,atrd to adion-
ing building, fbe ntire block from BaVk
alley. south Of tive astprn Union BUILDING
was soon burning. The Western Union
otic, was soIror, ly threatened, hllt Csc sped
Wthou, m9rh damage. The total lea 'g-
GreSateS about &t1.o)O ON the house,, v'h Il
are insured for S.l3 600 The loss On -, SIS
Is Sl09, 100 and thc Insurance about So 0l0.
SEVERAL rv2rLE USJuRtD
DIwius the Erogrets OF the fra the wa lis
NJ Fie tCditnS aulGining Bank llry fell i'm
hni quite nulubor Of people wcra IN Wed
some pro onahly fatally. Among he wC.msleu
Eh son o5 =. R. Moore, about IS years Of
oee H. skull IL erribly crushed ard lie
WI die
William Stewart, a sign par ter. has his
le' q leg badly tGctG ed
Bradford Michel ad hi, hand nlWed
Besides, fireman and a number Of others
were more or less il ured
he telegraph wins m nearly all drec-
tjons We're burned i,nd over a hludivd tele-
phone wire, destroy ID.
The following amed ficins sustained
loses;
oakley & Warren; stocks $50, 900; in
sufe1 q ree-tour %.
Atvel A Nueat urnitur;, lies lers; stock
s. ,0Oe INSURANCE 1000.
heOo Stevenson q. Co. har iware; stock
So 00O insure fol three fourths.
Ire building occupied BY w oakley &
Warren belonged 70 Judge j. NJ. Lea and
W, W. Flte & Z 'e and was valued at
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FRANCIS RENTES.
The Passage Of the Conversion Bill 9
Government Victory.

Government Victory.
PARIS, Nov. The newspapers of Paris
admit that the passage of the Rentes Con
version bill by the Chamber of Deputies is
a victory for the government The gov
ernment's success is attributed to the sup
port received from the Right, majority Of
whom changed front and voted for the bill.
Paul De Cassagnac publishes N his paper a
statement in explanation of the Rights
action, in which he says that the party
wished TO give the ministry its last lesson
i'm abnegation and loyalty. He says the
party win abstain from further disinterest-
edness, Jontp0l,des Debofs asserts that
the rupture between the Radicals and gov
ernment is of the acutest nature
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Lost With All ands

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. f. "A TeporL hss
been received here that the schooner Ere
Bird, cf Wilmington. n. Z. Capt. EDWARD
G. Daniel, carrying the moi between Nags
Head Monte0 and Elizabeth City, n. G,
sank curing storm Mondai' night in the
Pasqnotank river, and all On boari were
lost. Among the passengers 3 were three
painters from Elizabeth Cyty the captains
son a school teacher from fonteo named
Howe. snd several colored Iatn.
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4 DRUNEAHD FoR A CAPTAIN.

The Lost -sllsr Vernon Com
narded os Confirmed Sot.
CuDAGo, Nov, s- Edgoi. Hall, brother
of he second ergir sar Of the wrecked pro
peile, Vernon. sleed Yesterday that ma
Il : tim hI- r--1nrr was IT, Chicago he toll
h'm t'.at Capt ~ no master of the Yer
.ou. h'd an lttIk K Of delirium tremens
while on pui ha blot house The te,ti-
mour of other .eofle goes to show that
Capl. Ihorp was tI eVtr ordinary drunk
ard. both ilI Yort ald ora a voyage. Many
people knew d., and il ought TO have been
veil known TO the 1iffceIs OF the propeller
line
AXel Stcue the nly survivor ., the dis
aster, when tskad Il he ever saw Cart
Thorp drunk rep 10; "''he captain was
drunk most of the time. anu b. WAS very
drunk when we lift CheboyGsn last week.
While We vere CO nling through ne straios
the cond mate said to him Sober W.
You drunken bea.h, and rake are Of this
boat and people The captain told him 30
go to -- vas in the cabin at ne lime,
and heard every word that was ssid
DRUNK WHEN HE DIED.
"Fl'iuay night. which was the night thnt
the steamer was Dst. the captain vas a
drunk a. ever 81 " him, and he kept tax
ing drink every littie while from bottle
that he earn "a " his coat pocket. | guess
that is why - ii :, mate stayed Oh deck
all the time. lie .baw chat the captain was
81 drunk thai b srIly knew what he WAS
about and was % ,osblv afraid the captain
woulc do sorIethl ig foolish. If the captain
had been soocr, / dolt believe the vessel
would have beer lost, Cor any sober man
-oud have turne / back when he saw how
badly size acted il the big sea. Both mates
- 49, H. 1.
mates be-ths foe lack o. betis' employ
,napt
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LoNDoN,s UNEMPLOYED.
A Meeting in Trafalgar Square Dis
persec by the Police.

persecl by the Police.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The police this morn
ing dispersed q, meeting of unemployed
worxmen winch had gathered in Trafalgar
square and was 1stening to an address by a
man named Web ID. The action of the police
was in conseque ,ce Of complaints of shop
Keepers in The vicinity, who had
complained thqt their business was
being injured by the gatherings of
the unemplo red many of their customers
being afraid - isit Shops while demonstra-
tions were bcrg made. Webb was ar
rosted. The mob made no resistance
Webi was ser ftenced TO imprisonment for
two weeks for u ying TO incite the crowd to
q breaeh of the ,eace
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senator pasco,a ? our.

Pl Ns AcoLA, FLA, Nov. 4.--serator
San nel Pasco prolonged his visit 10 this
city beyond his expectation He partlci-
patel IN an excursion extonie in his honor
at A aronville to-day. Asronv lie is a favor
able pleasure resort on the sh ,res Of Pensa-
cola oay. The entertainment on this occa-
sion q honor " the Senator VISA decidedly
pleasant one.
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German rs Import Duties.

BEsLrN. Nov. 4-The Agricultural Coun-
Gil has provision ally voted to fix the duties
on rice and W. eat at q marks oats, maize
and harley at 3 marks buckwheat and
pulse at . marks, and on other kinds Of
grain ~ mars. The Prnssian Minister Of
Agricu ttlre a.R: other government officials
were present d lring the discussion which
preceoed the vote, but took no part in il.
A defidte vote will be taken by the council
Tomorrow
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LouIsrANA.s STRIKE.
rae Trouble at the Greenwood Planta-
ton Greatly Exaggerated.

y 45 IfouDle at the GREENWOOD Flant&-
ton Greatly Exaggerated.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 4.--Three OF the
o. l0reIT recently sent to the Greenwood
isutstion, near TigervilIe, where the strik-
1g rcgroes are reported to have fired on
-t-n from ambush, returned to the city
90 norning. They say that the first re-
erri II tie affair was greatly exaggerated
i.e Adiutant General has issued an order
dbbauaslg the militia which had been as
sembled IN Baton Rouge.
This morning a negro striker named
Moses Ldghes shot and seriously wounded
Richard Forest, prominent planter near
LockpmT. When a deputy sheriff at
temptel 10 arrest Hughes be was sur
rounded by about 80 OF his friends, who
dehed the authorities The Opelousas
Guards we're called upon TO assist the deputy
sheriff, End they succeeded in capturing the
man without trouble. Great excitement
prevails Ia that neighborhood. All is quist
in this vicinity and many Of the strikers
have returned 10 work.
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GOV. aoRDoN's RET JII
lie Denies the Truth OF tho 5 "a
From Cleveland.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 4-Go r
arrived last night from Ohio and v
executive Office during the day
many callers, including numbers
paper men to interview him aooc
his treatment IN Ohio, and the =.
cident. The GoNeqcr was lool
showing no trace Of fatigue. Hew
pleased with his trip aud roc
Ohio. The Democrats treated hin \
and the mass Of Republicans wi ]
tul attention aud courtesy Hl
exception IN the case of Gov. Fes1
the Republican press, which So ii
violent hatred OF the South tl~sl
hiblted fifteen years ago. N&|
nouuced before leaving Georgk
not discuss State issues or candi II
only mentioned ioV Foraker III
speeches, anu taat was 10 nvt
Georgia, uhcre lt would not be
during his stay, nor abused and b
before he came nor after he left.
ernoi exhibited considerable ~
over the report ot his having kll
Morg IN and characterized il ns a i
Ledocr lie. r. -aid 10 the NEMl
pondent thai th,re was nut a word
in il. The fact was simply thil
Morgan was a gallant Federal sod
when he was speaking az Cleveland
that If foreign war should NJ
he and Gov. Gordon would marc
gether TO meet the common foe
said this. Gov. Gordon rose and era
by the hand amid the wild cheerinl
audience. The Lender reporter wa
s.x feet and saw all that occurred,
LeudcT knew 1t was a crushing .
the falsehoods which filled Us colul
endehvored to Cune rac' - etfec
outright talsehood
Chatham county contributed 20 I
uIy to-day ~ sta te take, ? s, ,sjq.
The foliuN,1ug Supreme tcurt
was handed down to-day;
Anna Nav W. Bee Ger al Railr
Banking Company IRON Nasningt
tirmed.
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A REPORTER FELLED BY A TOUGH
A Scribe Kicked Into Insensibility
After He Wrs Down

After he Wns Down.
KANSAS ClTY, Mo, Nov. At Waldo
Park this morning, Ell C)rrigan, we'll
known turfman, struck T. j. Mosier, a
Times reporter, in the face and knocked
the face and head until the reporter was
insensibe. Mosier's iiglt jiw was
broken. and his fac and head
fearfully gashed ane bruised He
was removed 10 a hospital In an ac-
count of dog fight printed a the Times a
few days ago 1t was stated ttat the trainer
of one Of the dogs bore resem blance o Pat
Corrigan, brother of Ed. This is supposed
to be the cause Of the attack Corrigan has
not vet been arrested
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To Keep out Cholera.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.--The Treasury De-
partment has declined 10 grant the reluest
of the Richmond authorities that a Feeenue
cutter be stationed at the entrK4ce TO
Chesapeake Bay to intercept incoming
cholera infected vessels.
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rAMr. g pLAcUg ON THs wAI.f
r~ly One New ,s2se ana Three Ds'ta
Since the lIaJt Report.


TAMnA, FLA. Nov. t.- -Llactt Bale,
City Clerk, is the only new fe5ec patient to
day. nut there were three deaths, MS. j
Culpeck Mrs w r. Chandler nd e. s
Keller Physicians predict that the q ~
win be ovei :; L., middle Of the n- alh
Business men are r!cu,n9 rTio;, Eyeiy
thing has "A more healthy ass.rt lie
weather IS cool Physicians are spjeyinI
rnlch IeeoNi rest.
At the hospital four .,eg7oas have heen
discharged to-day, leaving thirty eight now
under treatment; two of these are in q crit
ical condition. Very many Of the nurses
are unemployed. 70 give an evidence Of
Row nliid the fever is getting it is stated
mt three of those reported as new cases on
y, "a and Sd Were on the streets this
mo. lug aid one of the negT es has gone
to work ~ r lahorer on the street-cleaning
gang Several nors patients will be dis
charged to-mcT1.' SEd the worst is now
thought to be ~ er.
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Eneland,s Peaoe pelcgation.

PBILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-Tle depugation
of distinguished Englishmen who zane TO
this country in quest Of perp1tual pea.,o be
tween the United Kngdon' and Jnitcd
States. arrived here this evening ar were
received by a special committee OF ,iSsens
and rendered thb freedom o. This city.
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IN ILL-FATED CIRCUS TRAIL.
-Four Cars Jsste the Track in Indisua
snG Are Burned.

9nG Are Burnoo.
INDTANAPoLis Nov. "a train carrying
Robinson's eircd2 was wrecked to-day on
the Vandalia line, eight miles west Of Brazil
Ind The train carried nineteen ableau
wagons forty tw) cages Of animals acd 40)
men aud women. Three OF four coache left
the trnck while the srain was rounding a
sharp curve, ana were oied rp in
confu ,ef llass. he cars thrown from the
rail tocg ure and we're consumed cut the To-
mainder % the N ain was saved Nc lives
were lost. thou, ia several persons we're
bruised The damage inflicted by the
wreck, aided 10 that experienced Yesterday
at st. Lo,'is, will aggregate about Sl00, 900,
which is covered by insurance. Tho show
ter quarters
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COLUMBUS CHAPTERS
A Hunter Accidentally Shootl
Companion Near Stinson.

Companion Near Stinson.
COLUMBUS, GA, Nov Today
out hunting near Stinson, G4,, Raj
Mott, Of this city, accidentally shot
ander Haynes, of Greenville BE- son
known means the gun was discharge o
the load took effect in tae right side,
ing the muscles of the arm. Mr. HiE
will lose ms arm and his recovery is d.
ful.
4 few days ago j. ~ Lester, of Oh
hoochee county, was thrown from his ! |
and internally injured, and to-day he 4
from thu effects.
+. 9 Chahn and John u. Reufroe ID
pc fectai arrangements 10 publish a I
plrer in BrOwnsvi lie. The paper will n 4
Is init'4i 0ppenNioe Cne week from
morrow it VIII zoe q eiA-C5,uqn par
with OOH sides printe5 at home, and
be called thc 0ipnteB k'etinO Item.
editors end proT. tors ha for 4 long
been ccmpositc rs on the Lhc'her-Si,a.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 4--fiov. Pattison,
Chairman of the Pacific Railway Commits
sion, came tonight to get Some data from
the official records for the report of the
commission, which will be finished by the
time Congress meets.
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Charleston,s Celebration.

CBARLEsTox. S. G Nov. 4--The features
of he carnival to-day were the races, base
hall and Venetian display in the harbor, in
cluding grand illumination Of all the
forts, and a procession Of vessels around the
EAttery. There are Of least 10, 600 strangers
in the city. The ball game resulted as fol
iavs:
Chicago ...... s 2o00 o f--fo
ST. Louis ....... 2 o o 0 0 o.
Base hits Chicago ~, st. Louis i2. Errors
Chicago I, S. Louis &.
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A BOMB IN THE RUENG.
st, Louis Police StiClz to the Theory
OF Dyne mite.

st, Louis Police StiClz to the Theory
Of Dyna mite
ST LEXIS, Nov. 4.-Dficers Stcn.+ 4ss6
Palmer vino were deta il5d TO watch tie
ruins of the Fourteenth street exl los)o,
while walking 0 er tue debris last might 1T
1890 O'Clock, uue arthea an iron senls' IRE
which, on exam ,ation, proved TO te the
remains of a dynamite Jlnb. The inft-1I
machine was carried to noice bead, iuar1t
and the cadse OF the explosion again rev }',-
ed to the dynamite theorr. the rank Td
file OF the police SEEING absolute proof Of
the fends work il the Hi est discover. The
detectives, however, were UnshaEen in sEeI
belief thlt the CO istrophe was purely acci-
dental a. they can find no motive fCt &, =
deed, and tire bomb was fond among ie-
bris that had been careful Y overl auied Inc
day before
PUT TFERE BY 4 CRANK.
They are open = their a. Sertions thnt cIe
bomb was placed the,e vgSterday by some
of the senshtionaliS $ WHO nave Oeen wr1tuG
letters to the police and -.ev5p1j ers ooClar-
ing that they were give $50 t. ''do tie
job" Already half a dlN1 CIarks have
sent many letters 70 eacl u' the ST Louis
papers claiming that thty w9I agentS OF
the horrible crime. As the FUN. fcr ciear-
ing away the wreck had ran out ses' ~ lay
morning there were 10 wnrkmen ab al 'la
ruins all day and there was ample oppo =
tunity to leave the shei. Tho Coroner
will hold an inquest Monday.
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KErTucKY GETTING CIVILIZED.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. 4.-Tuck Agee
was hanged in the inclosure of the Lexing-
tor Jail at y o'c$ock to-day. On Sept. 30,
1886, Agec murdered his brother-in-law
James Faulkner, during quarrel about the
ownership Of { 40 dozen roasting ears.
In sixteen n nutes after the trap fell life
was pronounced extinct. This is the first
exc ,ution ol white man in Central Ken
lucky snu, the war.
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TAsHvILLEls MEETING.

NAs 4S!iLE, Nov. 4.--To-days err1t1
were rs follows:
FiReT IA NAeE--Fivo-eighths Of mile Skobeln7
won. with Elsie B. second and Ann 6pinnetts
third. .n,s i:0fL
SEOoRp k'CE-Seventh eighths OF a mile Glen.
Fisher Nish Harry Glenn second and Carus
third Tine Ol5.
TmRD BANs. Vie. Florence won. with Gov
ernor second and Dancing Kid third, Tins
l.43)4.
FoUETH ,cE half nile. Black Knight was
fr-t a, ~. with - mira sccosd. Tenpenny third
. ~ 70 SIN leegi.s fourth. The latter came wifh
quarter pole and les around the turn and home
stretch oy two laaefhs. Here all began 70 race.
and the lot, except Black Knight. camc under
the wire ss II shot out of a cannon. Cousin
Js-enls wng dec ared the winner by nose, with
7ol ndai out feeo1d and Orange Girl third Time
Many stables are beginning 10 clear out
fer ksalssas City and New Orleans
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SWUNG OFF ON THE GIBBE1.
A Black Lotha 10 Paws the Penalty of
Killing a Husband.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 4-Henry
Robinson tcolorcd) was hanged AZ Union
Springs, a5out 4( miles east of here, to-day.
In May last he murdered an aged colored
man who had young wife, and who was
tie cause OF the trouble.
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A strika colla-.inz.

BRussELs, NOV. TT siaess' striks IN
the Berinage distries sises ssins.
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FAILuRrs Ar LouIsv1LLE.
IVY CITY RACES.

- How the Horses Finished "a tbs Five
y Events oftha Lay.
WAsHIEGroE, Nov. 4--Tse Ivy City
y races to-day result'.1 % follow
~ FIRST RAcE-F0r pes .en horsls. oue rpiis
- tsClGa won, with Barron seco1d ard Oussro
06nu- lime l:414.
fss nsuE- Faraicap swsepsiskes; on,
srcosB o~id aeooald and srani.
mile Pksha wo-.
IHfED R.ef"F,r -s-yea' ~ gori, vi
sehing race six furlongs Row rms
Valiant second and Bronze Mart
:it.I6.
FOURTH Sweepstakes for three.
old and upward. cns mile and furlolg A.
horses except Stuyvesaut we're scratched ard
he galloped over the course.
FIFTH X. cE-- furdle handicap sweepstakes.
one mil, nj ha'f ever six hurdles War.
rington won, 1attls< second While Palue-
third me 2:JrJ%